Así fue la reunión entre el papa Francisco y Obama

ALTERNATIVE CROP – Pope Francis (R) meets with US President Barack Obama during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

The convoy of US President Barack Obama arrives on March 27, 2014 near the Vatican before a private audience with Pope Francis. Obama will also meet new Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — the European Union's youngest government leader — and President Giorgio Napolitano during his visit, as well as going on a private guided tour of the Colosseum. AFP PHOTO / ALBERTO PIZZOLI

US President Barack Obama arrives at the Vatican prior a private audience with Pope Francis on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. Obama will also meet new Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — the European Union's youngest government leader — and President Giorgio Napolitano during his visit, as well as going on a private guided tour of the Colosseum. AFP PHOTO / VINCENZO PINTO

US President Barack Obama is welcomed by the prefect of the papal household Georg Gaenswein as he arrives for a private audience with Pope Francis on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. Obama will also meet new Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi — the European Union's youngest government leader — and President Giorgio Napolitano during his visit, as well as going on a private guided tour of the Colosseum. AFP PHOTO / VINCENZO PINTO

Pope Francis (L) meets with US President Barack Obama on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis (L) meets with US President Barack Obama on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis (R) and US President Barack Obama exchange gifts during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis (2ndR) and US President Barack Obama exchange gifts during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis and US President Barack Obama exchange gifts during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis (C) speaks with US President Barack Obama during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Pope Francis (R) stands next to US President Barack Obama during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO POOL / GABRIEL BOUYS

Photographers take pictures as Pope Francis (C) and US President Barack Obama exchange gifts during a private audience on March 27, 2014 at the Vatican. The meeting at the Vatican comes as a welcome rest-stop for Obama during a six-day European tour dominated by the crisis over Crimea, and the US leader will doubtless be hoping some of the pope's overwhelming popularity will rub off on him. AFP PHOTO / SAUL LOEB